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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25

Iany disease for which II Is recomme, ln i
land n failure In any case IL utterly I'M
IpossIbIe. Ozrna, Scrofuia, Syphins, IN
every stage, Chronic Ithsnnat hhacs M
Iuing Sores, Ulcers, sweliings, Apscesses|
Icaused by Hip Disease, or CARES, N
visible Parasites, all angry SKIN - p I'M.
eases and unnatural discharges are IN,
lmediately controlled by La-cu-pi-a and
la positive cure IL the Inevitable result,
dForseven years was almost one mass
Iof corruption. Deep angry sores had eat,
len down TO my back bone, my BODY ana
limbs wero covered with sores, my Ups,
lnose and throat partially destroyed by
Them, given up TO die by the best plhysi-
cians OF Columbus, weighed but eighty
pounds, reduced TO the verge OF the grave,
Thought wasdying. Then took La-cu,
Ipi-a, nothing else; took 20 bottles. All
Imy sores are healed and am AZ well as
lever In my life and weigh rs pounds"
MRS. MAGGIE HARPER,
l25W. Court st. COLUMBUS OHIO.
Sold by Druggists. 81 per bot, . for y
ISend for "The Ills OF Life sent free.
DIR. 4. u. Hartman a Co. C0lumbns.
Sold BY II. J. HESTER and all Wholesale
vru ROiats-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25
AtteHtiaa. "A M.

For spr ins, buise, rheumatism,
81 mps ilhamst'on. swelling, en- .,
Ia NJ, etc.. IN mao, aud fp'iut, iing.
bone, windg,ll, cor ole, &c a,ohes.
etc, Ia hotses, R'ngum Rot LIN.
meat Ia q sure cure. The "Kibs of
noiments" 10 the universal verdict
Never fails 10 cure cry ailm Mt IN Al
can No resuhtd oy ~ ~ e,na medical
applie.uou. bl osnts per bottle. For
sale by sll drussi g.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25

II was = committee Of Buffalo oiti.
Eons who, Whom told TO frame re.olu.
tons on the death Of a member OF tboir
lodge, inquired ~ TO the srsnnt
they we're TO be allowed 70 eIpend
on tho lrame.-Yonkers Salesman
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25
NOTICE.

T,nEnx vii b : mss,ias of the s,o.s.
Il holdsli q The Msmphi.. Greenwood and
ace. No. 8 Nof zoe stfss, M this r,t,. e,
rhsrsa-,. oc'"s.r sth. "a 10 s'e,ocs
s.m. ~ or isf o.
r. A. Lsst, rse s'Afy
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25

PsRu.sA and Man a lin cured Milton
Kn It's, OF U.b.us, o, OF typhoid
fever. Hack pettsd 10 die.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25
L A-CU-PI .As

: Rigid tests OF COMPLEMENTARY
Instituted between Ls-cu-l
MIA and other blood RENEE
dies,prove conclusively that
IL stands without q peer.
We claim for La-cu-pi-a
absclute lnnllibillty forI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25

Colds, .Plsuris,, Rhsumail,m, Pa.anonI..
Nspr.l,is, seia,eai l.m, $50. Baekschs
AZ a other sumsnts, for .hlch sason's |. az.
clre risstefs are 20 ui,isd 10 h. the best
remedy knesn Ihs' rslis!s and cure y
least tsseAt, lndoFssd b. hm ph,,,n,sa.
md prassisi., bs-sre Of i'm itations unds,
timi Ar soundl hauss, tuch a. 'Csp,l.
eum." "cspsiein OF "cspsle,ne." Asr -,
hssfess SD tnt 40 ofnsss ftanis :
eskAbllhY a joins On.
troptietors, New iork.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-25

NAEcy FsrsRs an, OoIkp,r, Ind.
sac Pciu-na h the bee, medicine en-,
ever used.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13
From s1by,.,iao.s,a Ia uer-.,

II Is now .. 80 o'clock, and the engine back.
down with bang against the cars, for on
this railway the carriages have no buffers
and second and third class accommodations
only are provided Almost the whole village
turn out 10 watch the train start, and there
are Hlany pathetic iaaye takings, and much
weeping, as several dear cBeg iHtrlist them.
selves to the diminutive train whoso average
rate Of speed is fourteen miles ar bour. Nor.
wegian trains, like everything else in Norway,
Suppress one with feeling Of quiet restfulness
Out past the porcelain works, the caly mann.
factory in the village, we go, following the
valley, the roadbed with tunnels and high
eu1baDkments, perfect marvel Of engineer
ing skin. Rocks, rocks, roc!.s-but they are
picturesque in their very bareness
At last we come 10 a bit Of land, cultivated
In places, though but little will grow in this
stony desert 1t Is a pathetic sight 10 see so
much brave and honest effort In the midst Of
such desolation. The women, as well as the
men, have hard faces and look worn with
tol Occasionally there il red cottage
with turf roof covered with flowers, which
are the bounteous blessing that make the
wilderness bearable. Here and there black
hogs, with piles Of drying pea. near by, make
noticeable contrast with the gray powders.
Without the peat No one could live In this
part Of the country, for there are no trees
A placard posted ia the railway carriage
makes an ironical request 10 the traveller 70
refrain from throwing lighted matches or
cigars out Of tho window, because IN this way
"grass, trees, and thereby forests, havo been
ignitod and destroyed. Norway Cor Bos-
ton Herald
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13
sir.us GOA The Needles.

The fre which occurred at Needles last
Monday morning, originated it il sup
posed itC;n the ignition OF matches, tam
bIed down probably By rats or mice. Tha
flames first burst oat in the sore room
Of Murphy q Monaghan, AMI w!en first
discovered, had gained too great a head
way to be subdued by the meagre faciIl-
ties in this town. From the store the
FIRE rapidly spread TO the adjoining sa-
loon OF the same firm, thence to shoe
shop, and OH TO two residences. Five
buildings were consumed, together with
the entire stock OF Messrs. Murphy &
Monaghan, the loss amounting TO f25.-
900. There vas some insurance but not
enough 10 cover the entire loss.
A railroad engineer named Johnson,
formerly employed here, bat for some
time past absent, returned G1ddenly last
Monday morning with blood in his eye,
and a festive pop" in his hand. AZ
soon az the train from the east came to "a
stand still the irate Johnson spied his
enemy, u ,gan named Humphrey, stand
ing Oh the platform and forthwith pro-
ceeled to attempt the p2riOr4tiUI OF his,
the said Humphreys, corporal structure,
in the most approved Western style.
johnson can pull throttle, with more
effect than trigger, however, and 80
Humphrey escspei unscathel. Cause
OF the row: the smali tasa's curse -
gossip.
Engineer IIeiner who was injured in
the Peach Springs accident left Thursday
morning for the sea coast, 10 try sea
bathing for the nervous shock which has
so prostratel him.
Engineer Cramers vile, aad The three
little Cramers, came back from Homer
last wednesday.
Sir. and Mrs. Scruttsn haze LETT the
Needles and gone TO Albuquerque
DR.. Booth, Of New Mexico, has been
re e,.s;y appointed surgeon OF the
4. & 7. railroad with hGadquar,ers al
The Needles. The Doctor comes with
god recommendations, and thirteen
years practical experience. He will
promptly answer calls along the line OF
tle railroad.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13
Enjoy Life.

What truly beautiful world we live in
Nature gives as grandeur of mountains,
glsns and oceans, and thousand Of means
Of enjoyment. We can desire 10 better
'wken in perfect health; but how often do
the majority Of people feel like giving it up
disheartcnod, discouraged and worn out
With disease, when there is no occasion for
this feeling. as every sufferer can obtain
proof that Green's August Flower will
make them free from disease az when born.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint are ithe
direct causes Of segenty-GTe por cont Of
such nnladies ~ Biliousnsss, Indigestion,
Sick Headache, Costivenesg, Nervous Pros.
tration. Dizziness of the Head, Paipita tion
Of the Heat and other distressing symp.
toms. Three doses of August Flower will
prove i.g wonderful effect. Sample hottles
10 oantf. Tryii
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13
The yagraat ACT

The following is the vagrant act as il
appears in the Revised Statutes:
"(Sec. I0I4.) Every person Except an
Indian) without visible means Of living
who has the physical ability to work and
who does not for the space Of ten day'
seek employment, nor labor when en-
p!oyment is offered him; every healthy
beggar who solicits aims as business
every person who roams aboutfs fsDm place
TO place without any lawful business
every idle or dissolute person or associate
OF known thieves, xho wander about the
streets at late or unusual hours at night
or who lodges in any barn, shed, shop
oat house, lumber yard, OF vessel, or place
Other than such as is kept for lodging
Purposes, without the permission OF the
owner or person entitled to the possession
thereto; every lewd and dissolute person
who lives in and about houses OF iii fame,
and every common drunkard is a vagrant
and punishable by imprisonment in the
county fail not exceeding ninety days"
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13
FAST TIME sy RAILROAD.
| The FASTEST Train In America-5O0
Miles an Hour In the Future.

The Fastest Train In America-3O0
Miles an Hour in the Future.
When George Stevenson asserted his ability
TO run passenger coaches at speed OF twelve
10 fifteen miles an hour, scientific and piac-
tical men deemed him lit for O lunatic asylum,
but time has shown that trains may he run at
much greater velocity without materially
adding 10 tho dangers Of railway travel
The flight Of the fast express on the PcnRyl
vania railway Is married example OF tho
possibilities u, tho way Of sustaining high
rates Of speed. This road now runs tina fastest
train in America. Nine hundred and twelve
miles, including seven stops, are accomplished
in 2j14 hours, and the aysrago time Is $3.50
miles an hour. A portion Of the distance Is
run at the rate Of 75 miles an hour At q
speed Of 90 miles an hour the driving Wheels
Of the locomotive ON this train make 2J5Jj rev.
olutions minute. William Vanderbilt )
spurt Of VI miles la 81 minutes on the New
York Central Is declared to be the highest
rate Of speed ever attained IN this country,
hut this speed was not a surprise to good GU
gireesrs, mary Of whOIl arc firm in the bclA
that 100 miles IN hour will yet lie accom-
piishcd on american roads
ThirTy-one years ago Col. Meiggs read a
paper before the New York Farmers club on
Future Travelling In which he express Il
The belief that railroad cars could be safely
propelled by steam at tho rate of 800 miles ,sa
boar. lie gaid: "fhe emperor OF Russia lGas
taSCu the lsss great step toward what deem
tic ui:inatam Of rail.Oad travel. Instead hi
cuttia,; what ! call q IacTe dIfil through the
country, and going around everything Ia tie
way for straight line, he hos cut Il Dro4G
way for 800 mile from st. Petersburg % los
COW. He has made 1t all the way 20 feet
wide, 30 that the engineer sees everything oqi
the road. This Is part OK tho future-the rail
road from point 10 point with mathematical
line; the rails ten timeg stronger than are now
used; the locomotives Oh wheels OF far greater
diameter; the gauge Of relative breadth; t..,2
signals and times perfectly settled; the roads
on bpth sides during the i"arsit Of trains hav-
ing :hc gatcs OF the wall 6H cIoscL,--thca, IT.
stead Of travelling 100 nil; an hour, VIC sh4ii
more safely tTavci $40 miles en- hour
Ono Of the Iatest efforts at Improvement 10
locomotives h that or Frenchman Iraine,I
Es;radc, who has constructed an engine
which he calls La Parisicnne. La Parisienno,
when watcred and fired, weighs forty-two
tous It's driving wheels. six in number are
8 feet IN diameter. Tie cylinders are Cu;~
side, with valve boxes Oh the top. Th2
diameter Of each cylinder IL 1S}[ inches, ar.l
the length Of stroke is 2 feet and 3l5 incacl.
This engine is built for high speed, and will
carry pressure Of .O0Tognds 10 the sIua:,
inch aboye tho atmosphere, or an absolute
pressure Of 2B pounds. Estrpdo's engine /,
designed to run at the average rate of IS mile,
"a hGug.-San Francisco Chronicle
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13

Wiiired Woodruff will become Prei,i-
dent of the Mormon Church. lie is chief
Of the Twelve Apostles. That interesting
and apostolic dozen is as follows:
Wilfred Woodruff, President; Apostle
Lorenzo Snow, Brigham City, Etail
Apostle Erastus Snow, ST. George, Utah !;
Apostle George q. Cannon, Of Salt Lake
City, Utah, for many years Territorial
Delegate from Utah in the National Hons
OF Representatives; apostle Joseph i.
Smith, nephew Of the Prophet; Apostle
Brigham Young, second son Of the late
Brigham Young; Apostle Moses Thatcit-
er, Of Logan City, Utah; Apostle Francis
NJ. Lyman; Apostle John Henry SmitL +,
. second cousin Of the Prophet Joseph,
and son OF the late George j. Smith
Apostle George Teasdalr a merchant Ct
Sal. Lake City, Utah Apostle ITctcr J.
Grant and Apostle John ". Taylor.
Il will bc seen that there ar. thirteei,
Of these Twelve Apostles. Presideu.
Woodruff is sevcn:y-Gre years old, la.
the Mormon papers say "has bis tacul.
ties. Ala.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13
ss1.~<sus-rrsea~-pe

The ioiIo%ia: cIrd appears upon an en-
vclope received ny an attorney in Globe
Th. inclo3e,i list oi Texts las books are
valuable to Arizona attorneys since the
adoptiou oi the Texas code" This j.
suggestive and exposes the h4nd oi ON
Cole Commission, conp5ssl OF the legal
lights, Cameron King, I'd. Wells and
Ben Goodrich. They. no doubt, thought
Tex,s law applicable TO Arizona and cor
sequcuty co:iied with s;is5ors.-Siiver
Belt.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13

John l.. Truslow has resigned the po-
siiion Of General Western Passenger
Agent of the Alchison, Topeka & S'nta
Fe, and that Office his been abolished.
The passenger territory nort;i OF Moiaye
will be under the charge OF w. 4. Bis,ell,
General Agent Of The AtIanti; & Pa:iiic
Western Division. The terr rs SOU D OF
8i0jaye will be looked after by II. Il.
Wilkins, General Passenger Agent OF the
California Southern and California Cen
trail Railroads.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To the administrator, Guardian or legal
representatives Of the estate of Jerome
Burps end Martin B,rns, both deceased
or any other person claiming tile BY &,
through them or through eay interest III
said cstatCg. .....
fou are hereby notified that ! have ex.
pended enc hundred dollars In labor and
improve merits Upon the Hancock ininiDa
cisiB, situated Ia the Waliapai Mining Dis
trict, Mohaye County, Arizona Territory
Said Mining claim In duly recorded In ths
mining records of ssid county in the Re.
cord.r's office thereof. and refersnoe is here.
by had thereto Tor g full and coEap.ete d.,
soription thereof. Said expenditure has
been made in order In hold said PREMISE.
under the provisions of Section Z,2i, Revis.
I'D Statutes Gf tie Unitcd States. beng tie
amount required 10 told the same for the
year ending DeeemDsr 3lst. 1856.
And you are further notified that the pro.
portion Of aceh expenditure due from yon is
fD dollars lawful money Of tho United
States. and If within 90 days after the put.
iicatiof If this notice yon fail or refuse Ia
isJiitfibnte yonr proportion of snch espsrdi.
turo rs co.owTier your interest In ssid prop;
trty will becon,e the property % ,hs rnler.
,ignei under said Seeticn ZiZi.
FRANK L. KEHp. :.
Kiag nan, Nay GGh 1857.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13
Before adjourning for their mid summer

Before adjourning for their mid summer
vacation, the Interstate Commission
heard two very important cases, the
drummers against the railroads, in which
it Was decided that the former are not en-
titled 70 special rates, but must pay regE-
lar iare as all others, and the case td a
eoiored man who paid Southern rail.
road first class fare but was forcibly ejtct-
I'd from tive first class car and compel ed
to occupy the smoker, otherwise knoTn
a. the "Jim Crow car" All the old
southern brutality to the negro aas
Wrought out in the trial OF this case, sor
the victim was beaten over the head With
with a lantern and cuffed like he waH a
slave. though a. a matter OF fact he is a
man OF unusual intelligence, being a
minister OF the gospel and .choo! teach
ef. In this case decision was deferred.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13

Each dag which Governor Z1Iiek allow
10 20 by without demanding tae RES; gna'
ton Of such conspirators against the in
terests OF Arizona as his two appointees,
the Attorney General and the Cominis'
sioner OF immigration, are damning evi'
aence OF the GoYernor's sympathy IL the
plot which is said 10 extend back 10 and
include the revision of the laws Gf the
Territory to forward its shameful pur'
poses.-PhGnix Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13
He Wouldn't Risk 1t.

A very religious old darkey brought ten
pounds Of geese feathers into Baltimore 20 sell,
and the buyer found them of such an excel
lent quality that he said;
"Uncle Reuben, IL you viii promise not to
mix any hens feathers ilfill agree TO buy all
the geese feathers you can bring me-"
FL can't zactly promise on dat, Mas'r
Sodus," was the hesitating reply Dar' am
two kinds of peligun In my house, and while
mine leans to'rd geese feathers dc ole woman :
kinder allows hens feathers to git mixed into
the bag to make up weight. Reckon you'd
better zamin de bag afore it goes on DO scales,
pebber buys coon up trec.-Tail Street
EeNx
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13
Hints TO the u,,ilav Gecfser

Every one knows how for tho first day .;r
two of long deferred holiday the mind IL
restless cud uneasy. Old habits and as8ocia.
tons, even the most trivial, cannot be broken
up, aGd now pnss formed az q m1:nent'.
notice. When the hour for returning CONES
the holiday ecker, instead Of feeling himself
rcinvigorated and illled with fresh life and
energy, goes back whence he came, dissatis-
fed with a waste Of time which has but kept
him from his work without, as ho cannot but
confess TO himself. giving him any solid re-
turn Even when the place Of his weekly re-
treat Is the same, 80 that there is no shLck,
rs 1t were, OF novelty 10 distract his mind
when he steps at once into habits and scenes
and among people 10 less familiar TO him
than those among whom his working days
are passed, and with which, therefore, those
Of the latter can amicably march, it is n
question whether the harm does not overbaI-
once the good. The mind Is more at cas-,
during the interruption, hut the interruption
remains
lie who feels the necessity for some relaxa.
ton from his labors imperative, yet cannot
afford either the time or the money for that
complete departure from his normal existence
elsewhere described, viii probably find him.
self best served by change Of wprk without
a change Of scene or, possibly, better still,
by an absolute rest froGI all work under the
same conditions A visit to the picture gal
leries o. museums, n days walk through the
streets or parks, even ones sofa and a novel
will often have the desired effect There Is
here no violent disruption Of habits, yet the
brain is relieved and relieved insensibly,
which is the primo virtue Of all systems Of re-
lief So simple change is within the reach
Of atl, and he who tries this, failing any other
method Of satisfying q want he feels to be IN
dispensable, Will return 10 his work, tbs
thread Of which b. has never really let 60 in
far better trim than he will return 10 it after
few hours Of life under different and alb
normal conditions thrust violently in between
two jolting railway Journeys london Sat
urday Review.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13
Their business booming

Probably no one thing has caused such a
general revival of trade at Watkins Bros.
Drug Store as their giving away to their
customers Of so many free trial bottles Of
DIR. King $ New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous in this very
valuable article from thu fact that II always
cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Bronchitis, Group and throat and
lung diseases quickly cured. You can test
u before buying by getting a trial bottle
free, large size 81, Every bottle warrant
hh
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13

Tie Territorial Board Of Equalization
met at Prescott on Monday Last. No one
knows what use se have Tor 31ch u Beard
unless it be for the purpose Of making an
extra Office for :hree Dcm1crat!t-the
usual fat pickings being thrown ia as a
matter OF course.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13

OiiiciaI returns IRON niaety-eisht o!
the 10 co;:i,;ie5 in Kentucky show re-
Publican gains o: y 30 aud democrat
gain OF ,32J, not republican gain oi
25,493. \ majority OF the counties ia
hear from &c expected to giyo increased
republican gains. st the present ratio
Of gains The democrats will have major
isY oi ahnnt l3.O01.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13

The earnings Of the Atlantic & Pacific
railroad for the first six months o. the
year 1886 were 1857 7,775; for the first six
months of the year 1887, they weie 81
426,674, showing an increase ot business
for the first six months OF the year, of
s73S, ,997, and yet they cant afford 10 pay
any taxes.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13

The next National Democratic Co.Iyen'
tfon will bsge $40 delegates. The New
England States will have 76; the Middle
States, $50; the South, 800: the West,
"a; the Pacific, %; the District of Co
lumbia and the Territories, ls. As tie
rule requires two-tIIirds to nominate, the
successful man must get 5I7 votes.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13

. Tac Albuqrcrqus Citizen hits lie nail
square on the head when It sayE:
Thar IL NJ. l. p1r:.c.a q rcasoa Why
y railroad shorld give Judicial o'!iees
pass, unless tie railroad company expect
sud;eilI iaTcrg."
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13
SIM HONS.


In the Dis rio, Court Of the Third Judicial
District, Territory Of Arizona, County Of
Mohaye.
ID. q. RKkN8Tos,
: pl"intid. sr.v...
MAarA REMINGTON.
Action brought ia ths District Cocrt u
the Third Judicial District Of the Terrific
~ of Arizona, in sud for the County of
Mohave.
The Territory Of Arizona sends creating
to Maria Remington, aefsn liant.
You are hereby summoned and required
to appear in an action brought against you
by the above named plaintiff In the District
Court Of the Third Judicial District. In
aud for the County Of Mobaye, IN the Ter
Yitory II Arizona. ard answer the com
tIaint filed with the Clerk OF thia Court. At
kingman, in said County Ia copy of which
complaint accompanies this suinmons). }.
within twenty days faxclusive of the day Of
sorvice) after this service upon you Of this
Summons. il served la this County, but If
served out Of the County, and within this
District. then within thirty days; III all
other cases. forty days.
And you are lereby notified that IL you
fail to appear and answer the complaint ss.
above required. the p.sintiff will take de.
fault against yon, aud will apply TO the
Court for the feiief demanded m tho pray
81 II the complaint hsruiu aad costs and
Disbursements ia .his behalt expended.
49,. Given under nv hand aGd the seal of
LIS. the s4:J District Court at KING.
~ iDan t;lis l0Ili day ~ June 1887
~. EUcES3Aud, Clerk.
Vim. q. Blaksiy, Attorney tos Pl,in.,a.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13

The lower branch o; the Georgia legit
lature has Just plsssl the Glenn bill by a
vote OF one hundred ard tweuiy.four TO
two. Tho provisions OF the Glenn bill
make IL crime 10 edrette white and
black Children IN the same school.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13

Tlias far bat few copies oi the new rode
have been received. Thia book o,u.3 BE-
sold with fair profit for three dollars per
volume, but it appears 10 b. exceedingly
scarce at the tn ao,lar mra.--tftizen.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13

The imported democratic officials oi
New Mexico are not popular with the
people. They are on the make, and care
more for fees than they do for the pros
perity oi the territory.--Albuquer
Citizen
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13
..~--.- ---~.,u--~~-s----

Owing 10 The FIRE ia the levels oi the
Calumet ani IiccIa miacs on lake SUI
perior, the price Of copper has advanced
10 III cents, which is gooi news Ior Ari-
zoaa and Montana.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13

Appearances . in Arizona Indicate that
some rascals have been turned in to the
Territorial Offices there. There are a
good many persons in beth parties who
need to learn that fogueEy is 4 personal,
not political atlriaG,c--N. \. World.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13
EDITORIAL NOTES,

patronize home enterprises OF every
kind.
Mohave County miner., 1887-08-13

The Mormon Church is atiil withouE A
President, and some oi the Twelve apps
ties are in isil. We advise il 10 make an
assignment.